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Natrum muriaticum

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Natrum muriaticum (naˑ·trm myuˈ·rē·aˑ·ti·km),
n homeopathic preparation of salt prescribed for conditions involving emotional hypersensitivity or extreme thirst. Also called
Nat mur.
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Natrum Muriaticum - The migraines / headaches are often worse in the morning and you may wake up with a headache / migraine or with a warning that you will get one.
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The best-known sodium salt is Natrum muriaticum (sodium chloride), which is also the best-known homeopathic medicine for the chronic effects of grief, betrayal, and lack of trust.
An excellent response by a woman with irritable bowel syndrome, ... by Reichenberg-Ullman, Judyth; Ullman, Robert / Townsend Letter
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